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Macarthur poised to cash in on stranded WA iron ore project
Macarthur Minerals is selling the rights to mine and develop its Lake Giles Ularring iron ore play in WA in a deal that could yield tens of millions of dollars.
- Andrew Todd
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Inland Rail takes a step forward as freight hub plans unveiled
National Intermodal, the federal government’s developer of critical logistics infrastructure, has acquired a 1100-hectare site at Beveridge, where it plans to build Australia’s largest logistics and shipping container freight hub.
- Stephen Miles
Coal prices attract buyers for Aurizon’s billion-dollar rail divestment
Aurizon says high coal prices are helping buoy the market for the billion-dollar coal haulage business it must divest as a condition of its $2.4 billion acquisition of One Rail.
- Colin Kruger
Aurizon delivers profit and dividend jump, but forecasts a softer half
Rail freight operator Aurizon has beaten market expectations to deliver a full year underlying profit of $531 million and announced a new $300 million buyback.
- Darren Gray
ACCC's Sims refuses to back down on rail freight sale decision
The competition regulator is going to the high court to scuttle the $205 million sale of Aurizon's Acacia Ridge terminal to rail freight business Pacific National..
- Darren Gray
Aurizon to lift buyback by a hefty $100 million
Aurizon, the country's largest rail freight operator, will reward shareholders with a $100 million boost to a share buyback.
- Darren Gray
Aurizon unfazed by investor angst over Adani as protests disrupt AGM
Aurizon's chairman has played down the risk of investors ditching it over its ties to the controversial Adani mine.
- Yan Zhuang
Aurizon court claim could put skids under $2b rail play
Legal bid to block a Macquarie Group fund and its pension fund partner from buying regional rail network.
- Mathew Dunckley
Profit down for rail freight operator Aurizon, buyback announced
Rail freight operator Aurizon will undertake a share buyback of up to $300 million to reward investors, despite a 13 per cent slide in its statutory net profit
- Darren Gray
Clive Palmer settles Aurizon's $88 million Queensland Nickel claim
It is the first concession the billionaire businessman has made during his $200 million fight against liquidators over the collapse of the Townsville refinery in 2016.
- Aaron Bunch
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